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1824 volume 94 |
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Gentleman's Magazine vol.94,
2 parts, 1824
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Title page Change of imprint in part 2.  |
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THE / GENTLEMAN'S MAGAZINE: / AND / HISTORICAL CHRONICLE. /
FROM JULY TO DECEMBER, 1824. / VOLUME XCIV. / (BEING THE
SEVENTEENTH OF A NEW SERIES.) / PART THE SECOND. / PRODESSE
& DELECTARE. [device, bowl of flowers] E PLURIBUS UNUM.
/ BY SYLVANUS URBAN, GENT.
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London: / PRINTED BY JOHN NICHOLS AND SON, 25,
PARLIAMENT-STREET; / WHERE LETTERS ARE PARTICULARLY
REQUESTED TO BE SENT, POST-PAID; / AND SOLD BY JOHN HARRIS /
AT THE CORNER OF ST. PAUL'S CHURCH YARD, LUDGATE STREET; /
AND BY PERTHES AND BESSER, HAMBURGH. / 1824.
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Indexing There are occasional clues that the publishers were conscious that indexing was a problem to be thought about; what indexes should be provided, and how they should be arranged. Two examples of explanations:-  INDEX / TO ESSAYS, DISSERTATIONS, and HISTORICAL PASSAGES. / [three stars] All the Leading Names of the OBITUARY are distinctly entered in the / "Index to the Essays."  The obituaries are frequently long essays. Having checked a couple, but only a couple, the names are duplicated in essay and name indexes. INDEX TO NAMES. / [three stars] The Names of Persons noticed in the "Compendium of County History," are not included in this Index. Clearly it was felt that the compendium entries would 'clog up' the name index. |
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